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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1921

Page

8

Chronicle Telegram Rates and Postal Notice

The Chronicle Telegram announces postal and carrier rates for Elyria and surrounding counties. The paper details fees for city carrier delivery, year subscriptions, and mail outside Lorain. notes AP and Audit Bureau affiliations and rights for republication of news dispatches.

Elyria Postofice Elthin Lorain iKers Associated Press Audit Bureau of Cir Bureau of Advertising The American Newspaper Association A. E. Clayden Offee John W. Hunter Tn Preas

Revival of Ku Klux Klan Discussed in Editorial

A 1921 editorial weighs a renewal of the Ku Klux Klan, arguing white supremacy in the South versus the danger of mob tactics. It cautions against using anti minority rhetoric to justify oppression and cautions readers to avoid repeating past violence despite praising some aims of the order.

South Ku Klux Klan A. P Mexico Rus

Problems of the Farm Labor and Rural Costs

United States Department of Agriculture notes the rise in farm wage costs since 1895, peaking around 1920. It warns higher city wages lure labor from farms, raising food prices and rural costs, while mechanization and location of machinery could slow future increases.

Deral Department of Agriculture

Fragmentary tribute to bravery and sacrifice in war

Disjointed passage contrasts personal agony with public sacrifice. It recalls a citizen’s tax burden and honors a wartime engineer who shut off pipes to save a ship, placing him among great heroes alongside Landi Vioganni and and ferocious battles, in a tone of reverent admiration.

Landi Vioganni Dery

Speaking of Battleships Crime Situation Calls For One Preacher

A reader notes a preacher plans to enter the business of making foxes honest. Judging by surface indications, there is ample work among humans to keep such a preacher busy for many years before addressing animals.

Animal Kingdom

President Wilson to publish account of Paris peace talks

An elderly sage predicts President Wilson will write a book after his presidency to present his side of the Paris peace negotiations. He asserts Wilson knows the events better than anyone and will provide a compelling account that will attract public attention.

Wuld Wilson Paris

Twenty Five Years Ago in Elyris Local Campaigns and Booms

Twenty five years past Elyris reports candidates active for county treasurer and probate judge reelection. A Garford leads a Republican delegation candidate for the next national convention. A G A R hall reception honors Rev H Bartlet and wife, gifting a silver teger. Saloon battles flare as liquor-law fines swirl around C F Smith who fled prejudice affidavit then paid $85. Denver’s Brown Saddle Co formed with Garford president, planning saddles in a year. Elyris building boom with many new homes and business structures. Controversy over spending $1,000 to fit Cary home, now city hall, due to decay.

Elyris C. F. Carter Oberlin Hinman A. L.garford Aei Cary Old City Hall

Cities corrupt morals and provincial virtue saves the country

A polemical column argues that urban life breeds vice and modern folly while rural areas preserve decency. It laments city fashions, drinking, smoking, and low birth rates, urging provincials to embrace progress such as sewers and roads without rely­ing on outsiders or sensational magazines. It questions why improvement must be bought through rogues and paid lecturers.

Bond

Local card players rival counts at Ridgeville party

Elyria observer notes Kell ing’s claim that top county players would need a bag to carry wingings if stakes were on. A Ridgeville gathering honored a guest with three prizes for high and low scores. the guest received consolation. In Elyria, Uncle John Nestor Greenling superintendent is asked about a jail-bound former employee’s job prospects and replies he can’t hire while in jail.

Elyria, Feb N.F. Kelling Elyria Block Kelling Ridgeville Elyria John Nestor Greenling Nestor Nester

Trouble in The Barber Shop Faithful Sunday School Sale

A Sunday school fundraiser tale unfolds in a barber chair with a jumbled dialogue. Children contribute coins as test of generosity. verses about cheerful giving moralize, while a seventh boy jokes about money’s folly. A little girl reports a moving misunderstanding with a funny stove misdelivery.

West

X Rays Collector and Internal Revenue Debate Shifts Gaze

A satirical piece riffs on an X Rays Collector and internal revenue role, noting the Detroit News habit of five inches per page and railing against advertising density. It travels through brief quips about a divorce among deaf mutes, a printer’s slug in church news, and a barber shop joke about heaven and new customers, ending with a nimble aside on famous women’s words.

Return of Buyer Army to New York Indicates Business Is Improving

The arrival of the advance guard of buyers and merchants from across the United States in New York signals an upswing in business. The force grows with every train as Taft makes an abrupt reception during his Bermuda visit, and the crowd claims “Business is getting better.”

New York U.S Bush Terminal Taft Bermuda

Missing Starved Show at Melodeon Hall

A meritorious show starved to death at Melodeon Hall last week. It is described as probably the greatest nautical photo play ever produced.

Melodeon Hall

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